BRICS Expansion: What it means for Global Geopolitics? - Live Panel

The augmentation of BRICS, with the inclusion of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, and Argentina, marks a significant pivot in global geopolitics. As the consortium swells with these diverse economies, the repercussions on global financial architectures become palpable. Should the traditional power players reassess their strategic positions, or is it a fleeting reshuffle in the grand chessboard of international relations? What implications will this move hold for global finance and trade? We probe deeper with insights from our panel of experts.
On the Panel This Week:
- Maximilian Hess (FPRI)
- Rachel Ziemba (CNAS)
-Genevieve Donnellon-May (Asia Society)
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[@electrosyzygy]

Is there a possibility for Mr. Hess to improve his internet connection or IT setup? The audio frequently breaks up and it makes it difficult to listen to him. It's a problem every time he is on

[@TheNazradin]

sound is bad, not listenable. Twitter so no surprise.

[@user-uc6fo6lj1e]

Audio sucks

[@cloverblossom8649]

I think the plain bagel said it best. Brics is a whole nothing sandwich

[@roydimmy6081]

LMAO, enjoy your failing democracy wherever in the west you are and pat your kids on the head.